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How does American rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer Bobby Ray Simmons, Jr., better known as B.o.B., stay grounded while making his way to the top of the billboard charts? He spilled all in an interview with 93.9 WKYS FM.

“Hands down, better than the first album,” is how the guitar-wielding rapper described his new album Strange Clouds, which hit stores May 1.

He says it merges the gap between his mixed tape fans and fans that discovered him through his No. 1 hits. But if you think you know what to expect, think again.

B.o.B., 23, said he’s doing something no other artist has done on this album. “I felt way more comfortable with where I was going, definitely,” B.o.B. said. “I put a lot more of myself into the project.

How does American rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer Bobby Ray Simmons, Jr., better known as B.o.B., stay grounded while making his way to the top of the billboard charts? He spilled all in an interview with 93.9 WKYS FM.

“Hands down, better than the first album,” is how the guitar-wielding rapper described his new album Strange Clouds, which hit stores May 1.

He says it merges the gap between his mixed tape fans and fans that discovered him through his No. 1 hits. But if you think you know what to expect, think again.

B.o.B., 23, said he’s doing something no other artist has done on this album. “I felt way more comfortable with where I was going, definitely,” B.o.B. said. “I put a lot more of myself into the project.